Installation
When it comes to installation you are going to want to have all of the panels off of the case, it will just make things easier. The first thing we are going to install is our motherboard. There is more than enough room to get it in there. We also decided to install Thermaltake’s TH120 ARGB Sync AiO. The case does support a 120 mm AiO and it was pretty easy to install as well, again a lot more room than most other ITX cases.
The next thing we are going to install is our SSD. The removable brackets make it extremely easy as you can remove them from the case, install your drives, and them simply reinstall them.
For our power supply we remove the power supply bracket from the rear of the case and install it on our power supply. Then we slide our power supply into the bottom of the case and secure it with the included screws.
Your graphics card will go in from the side of the case. It easily slots in, just be sure you remove the slot covers before you go to install it. I installed the MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio, which is one of the largest RTX 3060’s out there. You are probably going to want to connect power to your card before you install it, trying to connect things after the fact will be a bit cramped.
With all of our hardware installed it is time to run the rest of our cables. While there is not a ton of cable routing options I was able to get everything connected pretty easily, hiding my excess cables in the bottom compartment of the case.
